Rising traffic congestion is an inevitable condition in large. Studies have shown that there are occasions when traffic congestion occurs and is an inherent result of the method nowadays modern societies operate. The key point to note is that nobody likes traffic congestion, and in most of the instances it keeps getting worse. The other striking facet that we...
Within conventional wisdom, Artificial Intelligence (A/I) is still associated with science fiction - namely robots and cyborgs, eventually turning against humans. Aside from one or two limited experiments - you may remember IBM’s Deep Blue or more recently Google’s AlphaGo, its use or perceived use had been quite low. But now think of the latest developments of personal assistants and...
Rob Harcourt1*, Ana M. M. Sequeira2, Xuelei Zhang3, Fabien Roquet4, Kosei Komatsu5,6, Michelle Heupel7, Clive McMahon8, Fred Whoriskey9, Mark Meekan10, Gemma Carroll11, Stephanie Brodie11, Colin Simpfendorfer12, Mark Hindell13, Ian Jonsen1, Daniel P. Costa14, Barbara Block15, Mônica Muelbert16,17, Bill Woodward18, Mike Weise19, Kim Aarestrup20, Martin Biuw21,22, Lars Boehme23, Steven J. Bograd11, Dorian Cazau24, Jean-Benoit Charrassin25, Steven J. Cooke26, Paul Cowley27, P. J. Nico de Bruyn28, Tiphaine Jeanniard du Dot29, Carlos Duarte30, Víctor M. Eguíluz31, Luciana C. Ferreira10, Juan Fernández-Gracia31, Kimberly Goetz32, Yusuke Goto6, Christophe Guinet33, Mike Hammill29, Graeme C. Hays34, Elliott L. Hazen11, Luis A. Hückstädt14, Charlie Huveneers35, Sara Iverson36, Saifullah Arifin...
Telemetry has been around since the 1800s, but a recent explosion in sensor tech, AI, and wireless speeds has turned it into a powerhouse for our lives. Telemetry is the data collection and communication that forms the backbone of the Internet of Things (IoT). Want the perfect example of how telemetry fuels IoT? When you’re driving and your maps app...
When you think of application monitoring and telemetry, the first things that come to mind are probably server load and availability, disk space usage, memory consumption, performance, and so on. To maximize application uptime, these are necessary metrics to monitor, but they’re by no means complete. There are many other measurements to consider, including the monitoring of application–specific metrics,...
The work being done on federal, state and local levels to ensure the health of society during and post-COVID-19 will be driven by the internet of things (IoT). From contact tracing to drones, the reopening of America will be regulated by millions of data streams delivered from thousands of connection points. IT practitioners will be tasked with making sense of all of...
Market research by Grand View Research suggests that digital tech, including blockchain, is driving the growth of global transportation management systems. According to Grand View Research, a market research company based in San Francisco, the TMS market is expected to reach $198.82 billion by 2025 with a compound annual growth rate of 16.2%. A number of digital technologies are credited as...
Andrew Ng’s startup Landing AI has created a new workplace monitoring tool that issues an alert when anyone is less than the desired distance from a colleague. Six feet apart: On Thursday, the startup released a blog post with a new demo video showing off a new social distancing detector. On the left is a feed of people walking around on the street....
Minhaj Uddin Miran The use of artificial intelligence (AI) in the classroom often brings up images of robots teaching children. Students interacting with soft-voiced software to get things done. Or, software and machines replacing teachers and educators. Current developments contain a little of all of these stereotypes, but in ways that benefit both students and teachers and make education a lot more...
Machine learning and deep learning are two subsets of artificial intelligence which have garnered a lot of attention over the past two years. If you’re here looking to understand both the terms in the simplest way possible, there’s no better place to be. So if you’ll stick with me for some time, I’ll try to explain really is the...
Avantika Monnappa Data is everywhere and part of our daily lives in more ways than most of us realize in our daily lives. The amount of digital data that exists—that we create—is growing exponentially. According to estimates, in 2021, there will be 74 zetabytes of generated data. That’s expected to double by 2024. Hence, there is a need for professionals who understand...
